Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-30
LOCAL NE WS.
Brief Mention.

Cloth finished plotting paper at Dorman's.
 General Hawley sails for Europe July 9.
 Rents collected promptly at H. Hoadley's
 Attend Gafey's shorthand night school, 49 Church street.
 Mrs. Bradley, wife of Landlord Bradley of the Tontine, is still very i'll.
 Many of the New Haven Blues attended the sociable of Company A, Waterbury, last night.
 J. B. Sargent and wife start for California next Monday. They will make a tour around ths world.
 There was one of the largest audiences of the season at the New Haven Opera House last night.
 Miss Florence Church was married to Sam uel V. Hubbard, of Cromwell, yesterday at her home, F Pearl street.
 There will be service of song in English Hall tomorrow night, and Rev. MT. Collins will preach a short sermon.
 At the Church of the Messiah Rev. John O. Kimball, of Hartford, will preach Sunday morning. He is an able speaker.
 A Forester lodge will be instituted in Wa terbury next Thursday which will have over one hundred and fifty charter members.
 A number of electric lights were yesterday being placed in position in the vicinity of Washington street and Howard avenue.
 The Methodist Sunday schools of Hartford will picnic at High Rock Grove June 30. The Grove and Glen at this famous resort will open June 10.
 The executive committee of the Painters union met last evening in the Boardman L,.;1 Eo the interests of the union.
 There will be two new boats in the Yacht clubs fleet-one is J. NJ. Richards cutter Moya and the other 17O-foot steam yacht belonging to A. Bedell Benjamin.
 It is quite probable that Yale alumni association in Derby will be formed at an early date. There are at least twenty resi- dent graduates. The society will include alumni from all the departments.
 The connoisseurs say that the display of Knox hats and stiff hats at Burgess & Bur gess' surpasses all previous displays at this famous hat store Stiff hats, all the fash ionable colors and all prices represented, and parents find a splendid stock of hats for youth and the youngsters.
 At the Meadow street mission rooms Rev. MT. Bixler will preach tomorrow afternoon, MT. L. F. John will conduct the evening ser vice and Rev. MT. Mosman will lead the af- ter meetings, both afternoon and evening. At the Goffe street hall the Christian En- deavor society of the United church will have charge of the evening meeting. Prof. Louis Bail, for so many years teacher of drawing in this city, left New Ha- ! ven last night for his new home with his l daughter, Mrs. Eddowes, in Newark, N. J. l Prof. Bail takes with him the best wishes of I his host of friends in the New Haven public ! schools, teachers and scholars, and of the l New Haven public, of which he has been so long so valuable and esteemed 8 member.
 MT. John W. Lowe has just handsomely | re6tted and reopened the drug store corner Park and South streets with an elegant and | wholly new stock of drugs, chemicals, toilet | articles, stationery, etc. MT. Lowe is a skilled pharmacist of twelve years' experi- | ence in frst-class drug stores here and else | where. He has also frst-class Al new soda | fountain. Patrons will receive every atten- ton and reliable goods at reasonable rates.